Walter F. Bibb, Sr. 87, of Fredericksburg, VA died January 29, 2018. He was born February 8, 1930 in Schuyler, Virginia to the late George Lynwood Bibb, Sr. and Maggie Florence Butler-Bibb-Carroll. He is also preceded in death by his wives, Phyllis Clayton-Bibb, Evelyn G. Petitt-Bibb, and Mary Louise Dove- Bibb; children, Gary C. Bibb, Linda Jewell-Loving-Tanks, Steven Weakley, and Debbie Jewell Barushak; and 8 siblings.
Walter was a longtime resident of Alexandria, Va and retired from the Fairfax County Public School System. He proudly served his country during the Korean War in the United States Army.
He is survived by his children, Walter F. Bibb, Jr. , Kathy Jewell-Kidd, Julie Weakley-Bell (John);granddaughter, Kelly N. Luttrell, Fred, Chris, Carissa, Gina, and Frank Barushak, Chrisitina Loving-Tates, Lance, and Brian Loving, David Jr., and Garry Kidd, Melody Kidd-Hogan, Heather Weakley-Williams, Steven Weakley Jr., John Bell, and Jamie Bell-McFarland; and numerous great-grandchildren.
The family will receive friends 12pm Friday, February 9, 2018 at Cunningham Turch Funeral Home, 811 Cameron St. Alex. VA 22314, followed by a Life Celebration service at 1pm. Interment will follow at Mount Comfort Cemetery, Alexandria, VA .
811 Cameron St. Alexandria, VA 22314
02/09/2018
12:00pm - 1:00pm
I’ll never forget all the laughter and funny stories Freeman shared. He was always so jovial and friendly to everyone he met. Even in Hughes home, he brought a smile to everyone’s face. I’ll miss him, he was loved and always special to all of us.
Have a happy Birthday in Heaven with all the family that went before you. Enjoy poker, horseshoes cooking and of course flirting with all the women Hey maybe Jesus might let you have a swig of apple pie moonshine There are no words to describe how much I love you and will miss you.
Love you and will always keep you in my heart ♥ Julie
Kelly I’m praying for you and your family in the loss of your Grandfather,may you be strengthen and comfort during this trying time remember that Jesus will carry you through and thank you for allowing me to meet your Grandfather may God continue to bless and keep you in his care.
I’m missing you already. I will never forget all the things you taught me. I love you. May you rest in peace.
I will remember my Uncle Freeman with fond memories and laughter while thinking of the years we shared. He was a treasure trove of family history and was so happy to have shared these with him while a child and an adult. Go rest High on That Mountain, Uncle Freeman,Mama and the others are there with you now.